Occupational Health & Safety

Occupational Health & Safety Magazine received an award from the American Society of Business Press Editors (ASBPE) in 2008. This recognition was for its special section celebrating the magazine's 75th anniversary, which was published in January 2007. The award was given in the category for magazines with a circulation of 80,000 or more.

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OSHA 10-Hour Training Offered at Penn State DuBois and Altoona This August

3 days ago | ohsonline.com | Stasia DeMarco

Designed for entry-level workers, the course covers OSHA standards, hazard prevention, and worker rights across multiple industries. Penn State DuBois and Penn State Altoona will host in-person sessions of the OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Training this August, offering critical instruction for entry-level workers across a wide spectrum of industries. Registration is now open for both locations.
UW Expands Worker Safety Through Health Research and Training

4 days ago | ohsonline.com | Stasia DeMarco

Through scientific research and regional OSHA-authorized courses, the University of Washington is advancing occupational health and safety across the Pacific Northwest. The University of Washington is strengthening occupational health and safety across the Pacific Northwest through a combination of academic research and hands-on training programs.
North Carolina Labor Officials Urge Heat Safety as Temperatures Rise

1 week ago | ohsonline.com | Stasia DeMarco

Officials urge outdoor workers and employers to prevent heat illness with rest, water, and shade as part of the “Beat the Heat” campaign. As summer temperatures climb, the North Carolina Department of Labor is reminding employers and workers to take proactive steps to prevent heat-related illnesses on the job. Labor Commissioner Luke Farley emphasized the importance of preparedness and shared responsibility in avoiding heat stress during outdoor work.
Maine Department of Labor Offers Free Workplace Safety Trainings in July

1 week ago | ohsonline.com | Stasia DeMarco

Free workplace safety trainings will be held in Augusta this July, covering topics including ergonomics, silica exposure, ladder safety, electrical hazards, and OSHA compliance. The Maine Department of Labor will offer a series of no-cost workplace safety and labor law training sessions throughout July at the SafetyWorks! Training Institute, located at 45 Commerce Drive in Augusta.
Construction and Logistics Workers Brace for Recession’s Impact

1 week ago | ohsonline.com | Stasia DeMarco

Construction and logistics workers are feeling the pinch of a slowing economy. A new survey reveals how they're adapting—and how employers are falling short. As concerns about a potential recession continue to percolate across the U.S., frontline workers are feeling economic tremors. Indeed, much of the public focus falls on retail or healthcare sectors.
Small Breaks, Big Impact: How Microbreaks Improve Safety and Performance

1 week ago | ohsonline.com | Carrie Taylor

A structured microbreak program piloted in office and factory settings shows measurable gains in comfort, productivity, and employee engagement—without disrupting workflow. Whether sitting at a computer, standing on a line, or repeatedly lifting from a pallet, workers across industries know the toll repetitive motion and awkward posture can take. Minor aches at the end of the day often signal a growing problem: musculoskeletal strain from continuous or poorly designed tasks.
AIHA Launches Heat Stress App 2.0

1 week ago | ohsonline.com | Stasia DeMarco

How a real-time app from AIHA is helping safety leaders tackle rising heat stress risks—indoors and out. Larry Sloan, CEO of the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA), joins the OH&S Safety Pod to discuss the growing threat of heat stress and how AIHA’s newly updated Heat Stress App is helping protect workers in both indoor and outdoor environments.
Arizona Workers Demand Statewide Heat Protection Standard Amid Soaring Temperatures

1 week ago | ohsonline.com | Stasia DeMarco

As temperatures climb to 115°F, the Arizona Heat Standards Coalition and allies call on state officials to adopt enforceable protections for workers facing extreme heat. With temperatures expected to hit 115 degrees this week, workers and allies with the Arizona Heat Standards Coalition gathered at the State Capitol on Tuesday to call for an enforceable state standard providing workers with lifesaving heat protections like water, cool air, and rest. “Protecting workers is not optional.
OSHA Cites Two Production Companies in Fatal Stage Collapse

1 week ago | ohsonline.com | Stasia DeMarco

Stage FX Inc. and James Thomas Productions LLC cited for serious safety violations following October 2024 employee fatality during stage erection. The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration cited two event production companies following an inspection concerning an October 2024 employee fatality. Stage FX Inc.
LEO Series Highlights Mental Health as Key to Safer, Healthier Workplaces

1 week ago | ohsonline.com | Stasia DeMarco

Three-part webinar series with University of Michigan expert offers strategies to embed mental well-being into workplace culture. As mental health challenges continue to affect millions of workers across the U.S., a new workplace initiative is aiming to shift the conversation from awareness to action.